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From what I understand, if I just use a code block without specifying the language, GitHub style attempts to guess the language and apply appropriate syntax highlighting.
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To avoid that and present raw text without highlighting, a “text” keyword exists.
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But whenever I use this option I always get the same formatting as if I didn’t use it.
EDIT: After publishing this issue it seems that even GitHub doesn’t highlight anything in this snippet while the script does.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
From what I understand, if I just use a code block without specifying the language, GitHub style attempts to guess the language and apply appropriate syntax highlighting.
To avoid that and present raw text without highlighting, a “text” keyword exists.
But whenever I use this option I always get the same formatting as if I didn’t use it.
EDIT: After publishing this issue it seems that even GitHub doesn’t highlight anything in this snippet while the script does.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: